Guardsmen Leave San Francisco as Riots Wane
National Guard troops began withdrawing from San Francisco after three days of racial disturbances. About 1,000 remain. organizers expanded peace patrols with volunteer youths wearing silver armbands. Mayor Shelley urged discipline and sought federal aid to tackle unemployment in Negro neighborhoods.
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Dog Leads Duchess to Lost Boy in Durham Woods
In Durham North Carolina two year old Robert Fuson was found after 13 hours missing. The boy was discovered half a mile from home by his German shepherd Duchess who led rescuers to him. More than 300 people including 200 National Guardsmen searched all night. The boy was in good condition with scratches and insect bites.
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N.C
Robert L. Fuson
National
Robert
Fuson
No Bomb Scare Charge to Come
ALBUQUERQUE AP No charges will be filed in the bomb scare on the Albuquerque Roswell Trans Texas Airways flight 697. The plane returned to Albuquerque for a search after a passenger mentioned a bomb in the restroom. no device was found and U S Atty John Quinn declined authorization for filing a charge after FBI investigation.
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Albuquerque
Advisory Committee To Be Organized
A 50 member Urban Renewal Citizens Advisory Committee will be formed Monday at 7 30 p m in City Council chambers. The group includes local business and professional people and local housewives.
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Urban Renewal
Argentina Britain Reach Agreement On Return Of 48 Citizens
Argentina and Britain tentatively agree on returning 48 Argentine citizens hijacked to the Falkland Islands. Foreign Undersecretary Mazzinghi said approval from London is awaited. President Onganía condemned the hijackers while reaffirming Argentina's claim to the islands.
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Mazzinghi
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Rites Pend For Ventura Gonzales
Ventura Gonzales 77 of 410 East Jefferson died at 10:50 last night at St Marys Hospital He was a retired Big Jo Lumber Co employee a St Johns Catholic Church member born in Fabens Texas in 1888 He married Lupe Analla in Lincoln in 1912 and lived in Roswell 53 years Survivors include his wife two sons Ben and Albert four daughters Mary Elena Jane Contreras and Virginia 31 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren The body was taken to Ballard Funeral Home services pending
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Big Jo Lumber Co
St. Mary's Hospital
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Tex
Lupe Analla
Lincoln
Roswell
Elena Gonzales
Esequiel Montes
Ben Gonzales
Long Beach
Calif
Albert Gonzales
Mary Gonzales
Jane Contrers
Alamogordo
Virginia Hernandez
Ballard Funeral Home
Eric Fleming Drowns in Peru While Filming Jungle Movie
American actor Eric Fleming 41 known for Rawhide drowned when his canoe capsized on the Huallaga River in Peru while filming a jungle movie. Costar Anne Heywood and a crew were with him. another actor Nico Manardos swam to safety. Search teams recovered no body yet.
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Peru
Eric Fleming
U.S
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Isles of the Pacific
Hollywood
Russia Expels Young American On Spy Charge
A 26 year old American, Nicholas H. Riegg of Concord California, was expelled from Russia on accusations of working for the CIA and engaging in hostile activities. The Soviet paper Trud said he had signed a statement admitting the charges. The U S Embassy in Moscow denied the claims.
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Bucharest
Romania
Kharkov
Ukraine
Europe
Walker AFB Crew Heads to World Series of Bombing
WAFB maintenance team departs on KC-135 to Fairchild AFB Washington to compete with 36 SAC crews and three RAF units. Col. Worrell Jr. and Lt. Col. McKay offer encouragement as Major Hendrix previews the pride and professionalism of the Roswell entry Sir PRIDE of Roswell. A Sunday briefing sets the action plan for the week of competition.
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Rowland H. Worrell Jr
Eugene MecGuire
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Dave Whitehead
Dick Helzer
Bob Warren
A.1
Ray Sumerlin
James L. West
David L. Anderson
Dennis Grubenhorf
James E. King
Bertis McMullen
Grover Gaines
Jerald K. O'Bryant
Gordon Zastoupil
Walker Air Force Base
Fairchild Afb
Wash
Strategic Air Command
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Gerald McKay
Walker
Coy Hendrix
Pride
Roswell
Col. McKay
City closes deal to buy Kerr Ranch for water field
City and L. D. Kerr reach closing date for the 285 acre ranch south of Roswell. Purchase price over 300000 dollars to Kerr on June 30 1967 after proof of title. City pays 30000 dollar down and gains a site to supply about 40 percent of water needs.
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Kerr
Car crash report lists three drivers and citation
Accidents in the 100 block of West Second sent three drivers to a treatment or report. Marie E. Romero of 1725 West Walnut, Lorenzo Ogas of 309 East Forest, and Cecil Jerry Cooper of 1700 West First were involved. Cooper received a citation for following too closely.
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E. Forest
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W. First
Cooper
Hospitals share visiting hours and notable patient notices
Visiting hours listed for General patients from 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m and Maternity from 3 to 9 p.m and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m at local hospitals. The St Marys section lists admitted patients including Jeffery Bishop Olga Sanders and others with addresses. Dismissals include Elizabeth Bailey Joe Shiplet and several more. Births note a boy for Mr and Mrs Theodore Goddard at 1801 S Monroe. Memorial Osteopathic and ENM Medical Center entries list multiple individuals admitted or associated with these facilities.
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Jeffery Bishop
Artesia
Olga Sanders
W. Mathews
Delmar Jackson
Raymond Cobos
E. Forest
Joe Godine
Dexter
Bartolo Najar
W. Vassar
Alfred Pearson
Box
Betty Hancox
Janice Williamson
Evergreen
Gail Montgomery
E. Fifth
Mike Rusk
S. Michigan
Joe E. Phillips
S. Washington
Reginald Keyes
Hervey Dr
J. W. O'Bannon
Cindy Cantu
N. Elm
Elizabeth Bailey
Joe Shiplet
Robert FE. Swart
Floyd Blakeney
Albert Cole
Lena Lunday
Harvey Hood
Arlie Barnes
Lloyd Dillard
Else Hartmann
Parkas and Blankets Draw Crowds at Eastern New Mexico Fair
Fair goers bundled in parkas and blankets as 11 936 attended the first day at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair grounds. Thursday brought 3 594 attendees. The Championship Rodeo runs nightly with 7 30 p m start today and 8 p m on Saturday. Attendance mirrors last year with 12 768 first day admissions in 1965.
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Charges Filed Against Two Youths
Kenneth M. Storms age 19 and Clyde Rogers age 19 of 405 East Third were charged Thursday with attempting to commit a felony. Peace Justice Ben Thompson advised them of their rights and bonds were set at $1,000 each. They were arrested Wednesday at Southwest Distributing Company 112 South Lincoln.
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Clyde Rogers
E. Third
Ben Thompson
Southwest Distributing Co
S. Lincoln
Markets End Slightly Higher After Brief Plunge
The New York stock market steadied with a small gain after a mid session plunge that briefly breached August lows. Major names like General Motors, U S Steel and Texaco held up, while volume reached about 6.4 million shares as traders watched a potential selling climax.
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Dow Jones Averages and Chicago Live Cattle Prices
Dow Jones averages show gains led by industrials up 0. up utilities and rails mixed. Chicago live cattle quotes for October December and February list highs lows closes and volumes with October closing 26.30 and December closing 24.90.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Chicago
Adair Switches From Mud To Explosives For Well Fire
Red Adair of Houston abandons mud efforts to extinguish the Stoltz and Co. oil well fire 16 miles south of Carlsbad and plans to clear a new area for possible use of explosives. The blast may occur Saturday after two days of mud attempts following Sunday ignition.
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Red Adair
Houston
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Denver livestock and egg market prices report
Denver livestock prices show feeder spring lambs and slaughter ewes weak to steady with various grades noted. Cattle and calves are nominal, hogs nominal. Chicago egg market stable to slightly lower with wholesale prices mixed by grade A whites 46 and lower grades 43 to 44.
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Ap-Usda
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